Appletini is a GitHub client that runs in your systray.
It allows you to keep track of Pull Requests assigned to you and others you may be interested in.
Appletini is multi-platform, supporting Windows, Mac OS, and Linux*
* tested with Gnome on Ubuntu 22.04 (both Wayland & XOrg)
You may find pre-built binaries for your operating system here.
A config.json file will be generated next to the binary. You may use it to configure appletini.
Create an env variable on your system holding your personal access token (I used a classic one with repo, user and projects permission). You may use any name for it, just make sure to use the same name in the config file.
- token: NAME of the env variable that holds your github personal access token
- trackers: your trackers (different filters to find PRs you're interested in)
- personal: true if you'd like to see the "My Pull Requests" sub-menu, false otherwise
- byLabel:
- title: string that will appear on the systray to hold all the PRs related to that label
- label: label you want to filter by
- repo: repo where you want to filter by label
- owner: repo owner
- byRepo:
- title: string that will appear on the systray to hold your PRs
- repo: repo you want to see all the PRs of
- owner: repo owner
- byAuthor:
- title: string that will appear on the systray to hold the PRs by these authors
- authors: list of authors you want to filter by
- repo: repo you want to see the PRs of
- owner: repo owner
- darkMode: changes the icon color
- go
- gcc
Ubuntu:
sudo apt install gcc golang
Mac:
brew install gcc golang
Windows: https://go.dev/doc/install
We use Taskfile. You may run the following command to build & run the software:
task run